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Brought life back to some vintage furniture

ProjectPete
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Brought life back to some vintage furniture

One of my fav things to to with wifey is strip back and revive old furniture. Here's the latest one we've done. In this case I actually did it all and she just decorated it and took the photo haha.

 

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Re: Brought life back to some vintage furniture

You should have a lot of fun with that one @Deanna. Nothing too complex so a good one to get started on.

The complexity comes more in the desired finish - natural wood, stain, paint, etc. Would love to see the final product!
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Re: Brought life back to some vintage furniture

Thanks @ProjectPete  and sorry to hi-jack your thread, but your work looks amazing! Fingers crossed mine looks half as good.  

Re: Brought life back to some vintage furniture

@Deanna Thanks very much! Although I dont think I'm that good, it just comes down to passion.

When you love what you do you'll always create something special.
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Re: Brought life back to some vintage furniture

Deanna, I am soooooooo green with envy. I have a love of antique furniture and have many lovely pieces but have not restored any of them. When I bought them they were either already restored or just in very good nick. I will have to go around the house and yard and take some photos of all my bits and pieces to post on the Workshop forum.

I know it sounds funny but one of the reasons I love antique furniture is that it doesn't date like modern furniture.

The other reason I love antiques is because they were built to last and not made out of melamine etc which chips so easily and ends up on the tip within 5 years. Another reason is that if I decide to sell any of my pieces down the track I know that I will at least get my money back :smile:

 

Good Luck with the restoration.

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